NECOS Industrial Workshop Demonstrations by Prof. Fabio Verdi (UFSCAR)

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NECOS Industrial Workshop (18-Oct, 2019): Snapshot on NECOS Demonstrations

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Industrial Workshop
18 October 2019
Campinas, Brazil
Fábio L. Verdi (UFSCar)
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Why am I here?
To show you the first cloud network slice
between Brazil and Europe created by
our NECOS Platform!
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Demos
• MUlti-Slice/Tenant/Service (MUSTS)
– E2E slices with 2 services
• Marketplace (MARK)
– Scalability over Fed4Fire
• Experiments with Large-scale lightweight Service Slices
(ELSA)
– Lightweight VIM
• Machine-learning based orchestration of slices (MLO)
– Intelligent Orchestration
• Wireless Slicing Services (WISE)
– Extending cloud-network slicing to wireless networks
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Goals
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• Create two E2E cloud network slices between BR and EU
• IoT service: install and deploy the Dojot platform
• Touristic service: install and deploy a CDN vídeo service
Elasticity: horizontal
elasticity

MUSTS Demo
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Customers have visibility of
their goods in movement and
might be notified when
something happens.

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Testbed after Slice Creation and
Service Deployment

UFG Server
Service
Orchestrator
Slice
Activator
Tenant VM NECOS Slice Provider VM
IMA
Slicing
Orchestrator
br
DC Slice
Controller
DC Slice
Controller
Database
WAN
Master
WAN
Agentlibvirt API
DOJOT
Services
VM Worker nodeVM Master node
DOJOT
Services
VM Worker node
br_x
UNICAMP Server
dc_slice1
DC Slice
Controller
DC Slice
Controller
Database
WAN
Agent
libvirt API
IoT
Agent
VM Worker nodeVM Master node
br_y
5Tonic Server
dc_slice2
Internet
Internet
Internet IoT
Agent
VM Worker node
UFSCar
IoT
Agent
VM Worker node
Testbed after Horizontal Elasticity

Intelligent orchestration DEMO’s
scope
Multi-provider Infrastructure
IMA
SRO
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• BACKUP SLIDES
– In support of potential questions
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